Marriott Beats Expectations; Ryman, Apple Hospitality Post Results
Photo Credit: A guestroom at the JW Marriott Hotel Tokyo. Marriott
Skift Take
Marriott reported higher-than-expected 3Q25 results. Plus more hotel deal and development news.
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Marriott reported higher-than-expected 3Q25 results while also tightening up their guidance, even as 4Q was a bit lighter than they previously guided. Investors still reacted positively. MAR's development pipeline showed no sign of slowing down; they continued buying back stock and total cash returned to shareholders in the first nine months was about $4 billion. For context, see Skift's story: Marriott’s 2026 Outlook: New Credit Card Deals, World Cup Boost, and Luxury Premiums.
Ryman Hospitality also had a well-received earnings report with a slightly better-than-expected report and a positive view of 2026.
Apple Hospitality must wonder what it needs to do to get respect from Wall Street. They had a 3Q report that was described by Baird as better than feared, two new development